Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Terms
Literature
100

All of the questions in this part are what type of question?

Multiple Choice

100

The end of the introduction should be your _________.

Thesis statement

100

What does the T stand for in TEA IDEA?

Topic Sentence (central idea)

100

Define personification.

Giving an animal or object human qualities

100

Myrtle being hit by the car occurs during what part of the plotline?

Climax

200

The first passage is always __________________.

Fiction

200

The first sentence of your introduction should be a _____________.

General statement.

200

What does the E stand for in TEA IDEA?

Evidence

200

"Hamlet was crazy like a fox" is an example of _____________________.

Simile

200

The eyes of T.J. Eckleberg and the green light are both examples of _________________ (term)?

Symbolism

300

The second passage is usually _____________.

A poem

300

Each body paragraph should begin with a _____________.

Topic Sentence

300

What does the A stand for in TEA IDEA?

Analysis

300

Which part of the plotline includes meeting minor characters and being introduced to the conflict?

Rising Action

300

DOUBLE JEAPORDY

When we (the reader) know that it is Polonius behind the curtain and not Claudius, it is an example of _________________________.

Dramatic Irony

400

The third passage is usually ___________.

Nonfiction 

400

What is the minimum amount of evidence per paragraph?

Two pieces

400

What does the I stand for in TEA IDEA?

Introduction (of the writing strategy)

400

Name one type of characterization.

EX - action, speech of others, appearance, etc

400

Give an example of foils in Gatsby.

Ex. - Daisy and Jordan

       Tom and George

500

Why should you leave a tough multiple choice question and come back to it later?

Your brain will keep working on it.

500

How is the third body paragraph different from the other two?

It contains the counter-argument and rebuttal

500

What does the D stand for in TEA IDEA?

Define (the writing strategy)

500

Supply one part of the definition for falling action (NOT "after climax" or "before Resolution").

Someone or something changes as a result of the climax.

500

Give an example of action and motivation in Hamlet.

EX. - Claudius kills his brother.  His motivation was greed.